Do you have difficulty talking to your children? Well, don’t even think you’re alone. All concerned parents have had problems communicating with their children at one time or another. I know I did, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Neil Sahota is a globally sought after speaker and business advisor. In the tapestry of family life, communication is the thread ...

When your child doesn't open up to you, you may feel shut out and worried. Here are two key ways to raise your child to communicate with you even when they are teenagers and older.

SHREVEPORT, La. -- All human beings have an innate desire to communicate. It's done in multiple ways, whether it is verbally, through facial expressions or hand gestures, or through writing. But some ...

When a child with autism can effectively communicate wants and needs, their frustration levels decrease. We talked with an expert at a.c.e. Therapies to learn ways to promote communication. For the ...

By Dr. Priyom Bose, Ph.D. A large-scale study reveals why some autistic children remain minimally verbal despite intensive ...

New research indicates that around two-thirds of initially non-speaking children with autism begin to speak following evidence-based early intervention, with factors like intervention duration and ...

Setting expectations for your children is an essential responsibility of parenting. Expectations communicate messages to your children about what’s important to you and establish a standard toward ...

Another school year begins, and children once again prepare themselves to face the scary — at least for a kid — prospect of having to get used to a brand-new teacher. But guess what, Mom and Dad? So ...

In the new PBS KIDS series “Tiny Time Travel,” best friends Tyler and Tony use a time machine to help them solve problems. As they go back and forth in time, they help friends and neighbors fix ...

An Omamas reader asks: "What's the best way for me to chat with (my child's) teacher about my hopes and concerns, to hear a bit from her and to tell her about my child — without ticking her off or ...